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All right, Sports Illustrated

is seeing that all signs point

to the Minnesota Vikings for

Kyler Murray. All right.

See, I saw this morning, they said he was talking to five or six

teams. I heard he was

on a plane. I heard he

was picking out a house in the suburbs. Yeah, Well, good. I think the guy still got it at him, Todd. He's different scenery. I think it's going to go very well. Yeah. I hope it doesn't. Oh, it's not going to be good. No, I have looked at the dismal history of Viking quarterbacks yesterday. It's got to change eventually. No, but whenever they had that... And I suppose you could say this about just drafting quarterbacks in general. A lot of teams have sucked at that. When you pick somebody out of the blue room... But you don't know. In the fifth round. But no, they've really whiffed on when they draft somebody in the first round. I never thought,

Teddy Bridgewater was a franchise kind of quarterback. Yeah, he was first round, wasn't he? He's pretty, you know, he's good enough. He's good to have as a backup. But they drafted him in the first round. Christian Ponder was a freaking disaster. Yeah, I love that guy. He still gets the back to the hot chick, man. But last time I think they'd know drafted a quarterback who turned out okay

In the first round?

Yes.

Yeah, he was like number 10 or something. He'll get some back. Hot chick, man. But last time I think they drafted a quarterback who turned out okay.

He was pondered first round?

Yes.

Yeah, he was like number 10 or something. He was way high. Was Dante Culpepper first round? He had to be. He was good. He was great. He was good. He worked out fairly well. Yeah. He was real good. But, you know, they take all these leftovers and they're granted that letting Sam Darnel go.

I thought he choked at the end of his last season with the Vikings. So I really didn't have a problem with him letting him go. Screw that up. Screwed that up, man. They didn't really have a contingency plan. Obviously. Culpepper was 11th overall. Okay. Yeah. That's probably the last success story you can say.

As far as drafting the quarterback in the first round for the Vikings?

And it was 1999.

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